If you get like 5 offers the week it is listed, then obviously the realtor listed it low.On the same token you actually want some SHOWINGS.So it does vary, but you want to do what is right, and you can and will.

It varies a lot based on the county and the interest rates.The only want to tell is to select some counties that sell TLCs.

There are 100% programs.Fannie Mae My Community 100Fannie Mae Flex 100There are Alt A programs at 100% and with no PMIAnd yes FHA would probably be one of the best options for high LTV in terms of rate and reduced monthly PMI and you still can cover the 2.25% (Varies) requirement for down payment with seller paid down payment assistance.

And REALLY shop the electricians, they vary a LOTTTT.

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Then after I have the houses complied I send to my email.3) This varies.

What right is varies tremendously for each of us.

You best consult an Attorney in your state as state laws vary.  

I'd also take at least 10% for each of the expense categories in the calculator unless you have accurate numbers to base them on. 

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